This guide gives a brief explanation of citations and referencing and outlines some examples of referencing that are commonly used by St George's students. The information in this guide is based on Cite them Right (12th edition) by Pears and Shields (2022), which is the version of Harvard that St George's officially uses. This book contains many more types of referencing examples so if you don't find your example on this guide, use Cite them Right. Use the online version (you will need to log in with your St George's username and password) or find it on the library shelve at PN171 PEA.
Cite them Right is both a book and an online publication that gives comprehensive guidance on the principles of citing and referencing, as well as many examples of references using the Harvard format. You are encouraged to use it for guidance in your referencing, as well as using this guide. Use your St George's network login to access the full online resource when offsite, using this link:
Pears, R. and Shields, G. (2022) Cite them right: the essential referencing guide. 12th edn. London: Bloomsbury Academic
Use the Cite them Right search bar below to search how to reference a particular type of information, for example journal article, or Act of Parliament.
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